That said, one can use the software mentioned in Method 2 to apply transparency to the taskbar without affecting the Start menu and other areas. We will let us know with a new guide as well as update this guide if and when there is an option to do so. For now, there is no option in the Windows 10 Settings app to enable transparency only for the taskbar in Windows 10. Note: As you probably have observed, enabling transparency for the taskbar also makes the Start menu and action center transparent. Step 3: Here, turn on Transparency effects toggle switch to the make the taskbar transparent. Step 2: Once the Settings app is launched, click Personalization. Alternatively, you can quickly open the Settings app using Windows + I keyboard shortcut. To open the Settings app, open the Start menu, click the Settings icon. Step 1: The first step is to open the Settings app as the Start menu and taskbar settings are available only in the Settings app. For that, refer to the directions in Method 2 where we use a third-party utility to make the taskbar fully transparent. You can only enable or disable transparency but can’t change the transparency level in Windows 10. NOTE: Turning on transparency for the taskbar in the Settings app doesn’t make the taskbar fully transparent. To make the taskbar fully transparent, refer to the directions in Method 2 (scroll down to see). PPopup->TrackPopupMenu ( TPM_LEFTALIGN | TPM_RIGHTBUTTON,pt.x, pt.Method 1 of 2 Make the taskbar partially transparent in Windows 10 So the question is what is the right way to program showing tray context menu’s for windows 10?
I have tried with the NotificationIcon sample from the windows SDK but this also does not work correctly. The Windows Sound and Network icons will hide the taskbar while showing a regular right click menu, but keeping the start menu open. The Windows Time and Language parts of the system tray will show menus on top of the taskbar with the new windows 10 layout (black) I can also see that there are lots of other application like “Skype for business” and “Radeon Settings” that does the same thing.įor the build-in windows 10 applications this works better. I have tried with different full screen application like internet explorer, Notepad++ but the same thing happens.
When it is not a full screen application that in in front the menu is correctly shown on top of the taskbar and I have also testes on windows 7 where it works fine with full screen application. In some cases, the menu is so low that it is not possible to select the lowest menu item in the context menu. Then when I right click the icon the menu will show up behind(under) the windows taskbar. I have found that if I have a full screen application running and then use alt + esc to get to the tray icon. When you right click the tray icon it shows a menu where the user can select an action. I have an application with an icon in the system tray.
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